News Listen to Four Tet’s New Song “Scythe Master” From a new Eat Your Own Ears compilation also featuring Mount Kimbie and Sylvan Esso By Jazz Monroe July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Kieran Hebden aka Four Tet, July 2019 (Burak Cingi/Redferns) Facebook Twitter Four Tet has shared a new track, “Scythe Master.” It appears on
Month: July 2022
News Thom Yorke Shares New Version of Radiohead’s “Bloom” for Greenpeace: Listen The solo rendition soundtracks a tragic shark romance, as part of Greenpeace’s campaign to protect the oceans By Jazz Monroe July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Radiohead’s Thom Yorke playing with the Smile (Mariano Regidor/Redferns) Facebook Twitter Thom Yorke has shared a solo rendition
News Grammys 2023 Set for February in Los Angeles The ceremony is slated for Sunday, February 5, 2023 at Crypto.com Arena By Matthew Strauss July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images Facebook Twitter The Recording Academy has announced the date and venue for the 2023 Grammy Awards. The ceremony
News Ian Sweet Releases New Star Stuff EP: Listen Check out the video for Jillian Medford’s new single “Die a Million Times” By Evan Minsker July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Ian Sweet, photo by Christina Bryson Facebook Twitter Ian Sweet, the project the Los Angeles–based artist Jillian Medford, has released the new Star Stuff EP.
News Hyd Shares Video for New Caroline Polachek–Produced Song “Afar”: Watch The new single arrives ahead of Hyd’s July 16 performance at Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago By Nina Corcoran July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Hyd, photo by Thomas Whiteside Facebook Twitter Hyd, the moniker of interdisciplinary artist and PC Music associate Hayden Dunham, has
News Polaris Prize 2022 Short List Announced: Destroyer, Charlotte Day Wilson, Pierre Kwenders, and More Ouri, Hubert Lenoir, and others are also in the running for Canada’s album of the year By Nina Corcoran July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Destroyer, June 2016 (Andrew Benge/Redferns) Facebook Twitter The Polaris Music Prize, an annual award for Canada’s
News Kanye West Sued for $7 Million Over Unpaid Event Production Fees The L.A.-based company Phantom Labs is suing West for breach of contract, alleging non-payment for work on his canceled Coachella performance, a Donda 2 listening event, the rapper’s concert with Drake, and more By Madison Bloom July 14, 2022 Facebook Twitter Kanye West
Valentino’s highly-anticipated haute couture fashion week show is about to begin in Rome. Take in the collection live below: This content is imported from Third party. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This content is created
If this summer has taught me anything, it’s the importance of an amazing overnight bag. Weekends by the beach are made significantly less luxurious when my clothes are everywhere and there’s nothing to keep my things in order. Ever suffered the same fate as me? Luckily, I found the perfect bag to solve all of
Since taking the creative director reins at Balmain in 2011, Olivier Rousteing has presented collection after collection that seamlessly melds the maison’s heritage with modern-day panache. Baroque embroideries, utilitarian influences, and military details are deftly infused into each season’s offerings, with colors, silhouettes, and styling evolving to mirror the trends and predict the cultural zeitgeist.
For millennials (and Gen Xers) of a certain age, there’s nothing novel about saying J.Crew’s swim assortment holds a special place in our hearts. Those were the catalog pages I studied most closely in high school, aspiring to move up from the department store suits my mom would buy for me. I still remember the
Courtesy of the designers; Getty Images Style Points is a weekly column about how fashion intersects with the wider world. Couture is planting its feet firmly in the past. For a few years, the medium has been advancing an argument for why it still makes sense in the 2020s; see: last season’s futuristic, sci-fi take
Ilya S. SavenokGetty Images There’s no denying Ugg continues to churn out amazing footwear, with its more recent Fluff Yeah slippers being no exception. We saw countless A-listers like Hailey Bieber, Gigi Hadid, Megan Fox, and Selena Gomez sport the cute, cozy shoes practically everywhere last summer, and it seems these days you can’t run
Where does your loyalty lie? In the world of luxury mechanical watches crafted in Switzerland or with the breed of smart timepieces backed by high-tech for monitoring health and connecting with the World Wide Web? For many, it’s a tough call. Then there’s Apple, whose craftsmanship and tech-savvy brought reconciliation to the conflict when it
Finding a new handbag is like finding a new romantic partner. There are trusty handbags that will surely keep you satisfied, but there are also newcomers that bring an excitement you can’t ignore. While it feels like a lot of the major brands are recreating the same silhouettes over and over again, we’ve taken it
Russian Doll was such a fizzy breath of fresh air when it premiered, with Natasha Lyonne’s Nadia getting stuck in a time loop and forced to relive her 36th birthday over and over again, that I wasn’t even sure I wanted it to come back for a second season. After all, TV shows that take
You’re not imagining things: We are positively drowning in TV docudramas these days. The Girl From Plainville, Inventing Anna, The Dropout, The First Lady… if it made headlines or inspired a podcast, it’s probably on TV right now, with big stars lining up to play famous real-life figures (and earn an easy Emmy nomination). So
OK, Ausiello, you were right. Heartstopper was amazing. Beyond. When my boss told me to watch Netflix’s teenage romance, insisting that I’d like it, I said what I usually do when he makes suggestions — “Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, you betcha” — with every intention of ignoring him. But this week, I gave it a shot. Dunno
Star Trek TV shows are multiplying like Tribbles these days. Starting with 2017’s Star Trek: Discovery — the first Trek show in more than a decade — the iconic sci-fi franchise has rolled out five new shows on Paramount+ in the past five years. As a lifelong Trekkie, it’s been a pleasure to navigate this wealth
Hulu’s Sally Rooney book adaptation Normal People was my absolute favorite TV show of 2020: a magnificently moving, beautifully rendered portrait of young love, with all its dizzying highs and lows. So I was excited when I heard Hulu was adapting another Rooney novel, Conversations With Friends, and bringing back Normal People director Lenny Abrahamson
By the time Part 1 of Stranger Things’ Season 4 drops on Friday, May 27, 1,058 days will have gone by. And that is one long-ass time between seasons of any show, however bitchin’ it may be. But I come bearing good, even awesome, news: Pandemic delays be damned, the seven super-sized episodes that we
Jeff Bridges and John Lithgow are two of our greatest living actors, so it’s exciting to see them paired up as the stars of the new FX thriller The Old Man (debuting Thursday, June 16 at 10/9c). In fact, the promise of Bridges and Lithgow sharing the screen is almost enough on its own to
If anyone can get us to sympathize with a clueless billionaire, it’s Maya Rudolph, right? The SNL alum has been a reliable source of laughs for two solid decades now, and it’s nice to see her get a well-deserved turn in the spotlight with the new Apple TV+ comedy Loot, premiering this Friday (I’ve seen
Early on in Prime Video’s The Terminal List, Chris Pratt’s Navy SEAL character James Reece is described as someone who’s “built to take a kick to the head.” Those words could easily describe this series, too — although maybe it’s taken a few too many kicks to the head already. A brutally violent and deadly
Nathan Fielder’s brand of comedy is not for everyone. From his breakout Comedy Central show Nathan For You to HBO’s tiny gem How To With John Wilson (which he executive-produces), Fielder has perfected a very specific style of awkward, deadpan cringe comedy based on unscripted encounters with unsuspecting real people. Fans of his comedy (including
The newest ‘Thor’ movie crushed it at the box office this weekend — but as far as how people actually feel about it … well, it seems much of the internet thought it was trash. The numbers are in, and per estimates … “Thor: Love and Thunder” raked in a whopping $143 million domestically, landing
Leonardo DiCaprio wanted to help Pete Buttigieg with his delivery ahead of a debate during his 2020 presidential campaign … but the offer fell through Pete’s hands! Lis Smith, political strategist and former senior communications director for Buttigieg’s 2020 presidential campaign, tells TMZ … Leo offered a private coaching session with Pete ahead of a
Johnny Depp is scoffing at Amber Heard‘s move to set aside his jury verdict on grounds it was excessive … firing back that the $10 million judgment reflects the loss he actually suffered after she defamed him. Johnny’s lawyers say there’s clear evidence that after Amber’s Op-Ed appeared in the Washington Post back in 2018,
Q’orianka Kilcher has been charged with insurance fraud over what officials claim was improper collection of disability benefits over 2 years … amounting to tens of thousands. The actress — who’s appeared on ‘Yellowstone’ lately — was slapped with 2 felony counts of workers’ comp insurance fraud after an investigation by the California Department of
Chris Rock‘s new relationship with actress Lake Bell is heading for new waters, quite literally … the two are on a romantic trip overseas. Chris and Lake were living it up in the town of Trogir in Croatia Tuesday … holding hands as they walk along the boardwalk — as massive yachts dock nearby. Unclear